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The first in the world joint
flights of manned and
unmanned aircraft
in non-segregated airspace
St.-Petersburg, May 23-25, 2011
ICAO Circular 328 of 2011Unmanned aircraft systems
• “The safe integration of UAS into non-segregated airspace will be a long-term activity” which includes solving of many technical and procedure issues and development of a robust regulatory framework.
• At present joint flights of manned and unmanned aircraft are not being performed yet in any state in the world.
Background of flights on May 23-25, 2011
• Use of technical means made in conformance with approved regulatory documents of ICAO, EUROCAE, ETSI
• Flights were organized with the use of the automatic dependent surveillance – broadcast (ADS-B) and adjacent applications (TIS-B, FIS-B, etc.) based on VHF Mode 4 datalink (VDL-4).
Interaction of aircraft with ATC
Mi-8-1 helicopterDisplay: BMS
Mi-8-2 helicopter
Display : TDSAS-5MR moto-glider
Display: Orion
Pulsar Pulsar PulsarVoice Voice Voice
Piloted aircraft
Dozor RPS Dozor UAV
Pulsar -М
Display
PulsarVoice
ZALA RPS
Display
Voice
ZALA UAV
Pulsar -М
Ground vehicle
Text display
Voice
ATCVDL-4
Recording
Pulsar -М
Surveillanceand
ControlPulsar
Voice
VDL-4
ATC Helicopt
Mi-8-1
Helicopt
Mi-8-2
Motoglid
AS-5M
Dozor
UAV
Dozor
GS
ZALA
UAV
ZALA
GS
Car
ATC ↕ ↕ ↕ ↓ ↔ ↓ ↔ ↔
Helicopt
Mi-8-1
↕ ↔ ↔ ↔ ↓ ↔ ↓ ↕
Helicopt
Mi-8-2
↕ ↔ ↔ ↔ ↕ ↔ ↕ ↕
Motoglid
AS-5M
↕ ↔ ↔ ↔ ↓ ↔ ↓ ↕
Dozor
UAV
↓ ↔ ↔ ↔ ↓↕ Future No ↓
Dozor
GS
↔ ↕ ↕ ↓ ↓↕ No Future ↔
ZALA
UAV
↓ ↔ ↔ ↔ Future No ↓↕ ↓
ZALA
GS
↔ ↕ ↕ ↓ No Future ↓↕ ↔
Car ↔ ↕ ↕ ↕ ↓ ↔ ↓ ↔
VDL-4 communications matrix in flights 23 – 25 May 2011
NITA ATC mobile station
NITA ATC mobile station
AS-5M moto-glider
AS-5M moto-glider
ZAO Tranzas Dozor unmanned aircraft system
ZAO Tranzas Dozor unmanned aircraft system
Distribution of aircraft on flight levels
900
600
300
Н, m
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70
Т, min
AS-5М
Mi-8-1
Dozor-100
Mi-8-2
ZALA 421-04
ADS-B installation on board Mi-8-2took 1 hour
ZALA AERO unmanned aircraft system
Ground station for ZAlA UAS
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft; two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
Recording of the flights in Siversky aerodrome area, 24.05.2011
Mi-8-2 helicopter outflies Dozor UASMi-8: velocity 205 km/h, altitude 600 mDozor: velocity 120 km/h, altitude 300 mм
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft, two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
Situation awareness, the second helicopter is at Kuznetsovo parking place
Situation awareness via ADS-B(hard-in-the-loop stand at GosNIIAS)
Data about each aircraft
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft, two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
rcontrol
Rsurv
UAS ground station
ATC centre
Concerning autonomousflights
Circular 328 ICAO
Allowed
Not allowed
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft, two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
ATC
Ground station of UAS pilot
Dozor UAV
Mi-8-2 helicopter
VDL-4
Voice
Comms via voice and datalink
ATC
Ground station of UAS pilot
Dozor UAS
Mi-8-2 helicopter
Loss of voice communications between Dozor pilot and air controller
VDL-4
Voice
ATC
Ground
station of
UAS pilot
Dozor UAS
Mi-8-2 helicopter
Loss of surveillance by UAS pilot
VDL-4
Voice
ADS-B in full swing (Out&In) forms a networked (Internet-Like) robust infrastructure – S&A basis
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft, two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
Recording of the flights in Siversky aerodrome area, 24.05.2011
Unplanned conflict: separation of ZALA UAV and M-8-2 in the landing zone (ZALA UAV started 2 min. later that it was planned)
Recording of the flights in Siversky aerodrome area, 24.05.2011
Planned conflict.Separation of ZALA UAV and Dozor UAV
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft, two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
Recording of the flights in Siversky aerodrome area, 24.05.2011
Incursion of a car equipped with ADS-B on the runway. Operator of Dozor UAV sees the object on the runway and commands the UAV a go-around.
Scenario fragments/applications, performed in demo flights (Lessons Learned)
1. ATC survey all aircraft via VDL-42. Situation awareness for all the pilots3. Remotely piloted and autonomous flights 4. Loss of communications: voice comms between ATC
and RP; VDL-4 between RP and UAV5. Conflicts: manned and unmanned aircraft, two UAS6. Surface movement and incursion of a ground vehicle
into the runway7. Search and rescue with the help of UAS
Recording of the flights in Siversky aerodrome area, 24.05.2011.
Search and rescue ATC controller transmits to ZALApilot the coordinates of Mi-8-2emergency landing in TIS-B mode.UAS pilot directs the UAV ontotransmitted coordinates andphotographs the object.
ZALA UAS goes to SOS sign and takes a photo
Applications/functions worked out at the hard-in-the-loop stand in GosNIIAS and in flights of Dan UAS
1. TIS-B and situation awareness2. Air navigation information management D-AIM
(operative setting of prohibited zones , etc.)3. Operative weather awareness4. Provision of vortex safety 5. ADS-B and ADS-C integration6. VDL-4 as a backup for UAS control
Hard-in-the-loop stand (semi-nature modeling)
ATC system in hard-in-the-loop simulations
Recording Dan UAS flight
Situation awareness via TIS-B, including SOS
FIS-B: D-AIM
Digital NOTAM
Decomposition of a weather map in ADS-B ground network
FIS-B (text)
Weather data on a movable map via FIS-B
Operative weather data on the movable map
Hazardous weather on the movable map
VDL-4 transponder used for UAS
• Frequency range , MHzГц 136,0 – 136,975
• Bandwidth, kHz 25
• Power of transmitter, Wt 4
• Capacity, kbit/s 19,2
• Dimensions, mm 110x110x70
• Mass, kg 0.8
In any controlled airspace (without VDL-4) it is supposed to apply a VDL-4 patch including: • UAS complexes (UAV + RPS); • ADS-B ground station within ATC .
All VDL-4 patch elements contain VDL-4 transponders.
Regardless of air navigation services rendered in ATC the VDL-4 patch will provide UAS implanting into non-segregated airspace.
VDL-4 patch
Alternatives: what to do if in the airspace of some states VHF Mode 4 datalinks are not used now and
will never be used in future:
1. Continue to ignore VDL Mode 4 and look for other possibilities.Until then not to use UAS in non-segregated airspace.
2. Implement the ground and airborne segments of VDL-4 only tomanage UAS flights in civil airspace. Inclusion of the ground UASblock into existing ATC ground infrastructures will not createtechnical challenges.Airborne block of UAS will apply ADS-B, TIS-B, FIS-B, A-SMGCS,DGNSS, in future TSAA and, possibly, CPDLC as a backup forcommand/control link.Full information about UAS will be input in ATC system.
Conclusion (1)1. ADS-B is a powerful and transparent instrument providing
for UAS surveillance in civil airspace
2. VHF Mode 4 datalink is a powerful communications lineproviding for both ADS-B operation (Out and In) and otherfunctions in the broadcast mode like FIS-B, TIS-B, A-SMGCS,DGNSS as well as situation awareness (TSAA), and point-to-point communication which can be used as a stand-bycommunications link for the control
3. Flight tests of Dan UAS, investigations at the hard-in-the-loop stand in GosNIIAS and demo flights performed nearSt.-Petersburg on May 23-25, 2011 have proved the abilityof VHF Mode 4 datalink and based on itfunctions/applications to control UAS flights in civil airspacein robust manner.
Conclusion (2)
4. In conformance with ICAO Circular 328 it is necessaryto work out issues of licensing pilots and their medicalcertification, problems of detection and warningsystems, provision of separation, use of the RFspectrum (including its protection from unintentionalor unlawful interference), development ofairworthiness norms, etc, as well as the developmentof the regulatory base.
5. However performed works showed that the use oflegal from ICAO point of view technical methods andmeans will promote implementation of UAS in non-segregated airspace.